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Senators skeptical of Real ID Act rules

Started by tinkerbell, March 27, 2007, 02:06:35 AM

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tinkerbell

QuoteNot one senator voted against a 2005 emergency spending bill that created federalized ID cards. But two years later, skepticism on Capitol Hill about the wildly controversial Real ID rules is beginning to surface.


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cindianna_jones

It looks like this thing will be delayed until after King George leaves office. Perhaps cooler heads will prevail then.

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tinkerbell

I hope you're right.  I mean, the way it's going, it's going to affect us all.  I read your post from the other day and basically we're on the same boat; I mean, is there any guarantee that we will remain stealth after this stupid law takes effect?


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cindianna_jones

Nope.  Not to mention all the publicity I'll get by having to go to my local county seat for a legal mandate by the court to "change my sex".  What a laugh. I know far too many people locally.  It could really mess up my life here in my little "conservative" part of the world.

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